Speaking on transforming the economics of IT delivery 23rd Sept – NG Infrastructure Forum 2014 – Ovu
23rd September 2014, Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, London http://nextgeninfrastructure.com/ @ovumlive
The pressure is increasing on CIOs to deliver IT services which are fully aligned with business objectives, when the business needs them, and at a price that is flexible should the business landscape change quickly. The corporate data center is at the heart of this new reality for IT service delivery and is subject to competing forces that all offer the same ultimate goal: simplification of operational management enabling IT to deliver new services faster, more efficiently, and more reliably.
Confirmed Speakers + panelists
Joe Mayhew, Head of Business Transformation, Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team
Steve MacPherson, Chief Technology Officer, Framestore
Christian Joannes, Global Head of Provisioning, Platform Management, Capacity and Event Management, Deutsche Bank
Mark Cobb, Head of Systems Configuration Architecture, Essex County Council
Neil Williams, Head of IT, Good Energy
Rocco Labellarte, Head of Technology and Change Delivery, Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
Rashpal Kullar, Head of ICT Architecture, Strategy & Compliance, The Hyde Group
Jagdeep Singh Bhambra, Head of Technology, Office of the CTO, Government Digital Services
Daniel Rubie, Head of IT Infrastructure, Goldsmiths
Mark Skilton, Professor of Practice – information Systems & Management, Warwick Business School
With Ovum Hosts:
Roy Illsley, Principal Analyst , Infrastructure Solutions, Ovum Gary Barnett, Principal Analyst, Ovum
Cloud computing adds a further dimension, namely the provision of services by multiple third-party suppliers that must be coordinated and integrated in to an apparently seamless service delivery to the end customer. Other key trends include the deployment of converged infrastructure, the introduction of the Software Defined Data Center – which includes the other software-defined infrastructure environments (software defined networking and software defined storage), and the application of a single management layer for control and orchestration.
As CIOs look to exploit these transformational technologies as a catalyst for change, this event will provide a wealth of practical advice on strategy, adoption and management, and will be a must-attend event for CIOs and infrastructure professionals in 2014.
The event is free to attend.
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